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Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Federal Communications Commission News Media Information 202 / 418-0500 445 12th St., S.W. Internet: http://www.fcc.gov Washington, D.C. 20554 TTY: 1-888-835-5322 Report Number: 6940 Date of Report: 06/22/2011 Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Site-By-Site Action Below is a listing of applications that have been acted upon by the Commission. AF - Aeronautical and Fixed File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004722067 06/16/2011 WGV5 Piper Aircraft, Inc. AM G 0004762575 06/14/2011 KYM8 Aviation Spectrum Resources Inc CA G 0004769570 06/17/2011 WQBC823 Armstrong World Ind CA G 0004696254 06/15/2011 WEU9 Aviation Spectrum Resources Inc MD G 0004696276 06/15/2011 WQKE553 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc MD G 0004696335 06/15/2011 KCD4 Aviation Spectrum Resources Inc MD G 0004696240 06/15/2011 WQNW240 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696247 06/15/2011 WQNW241 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696252 06/15/2011 WQNW242 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696257 06/15/2011 WQNW236 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696262 06/15/2011 WQNW237 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696267 06/15/2011 WQNW238 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004696284 06/15/2011 WQNW239 Aviation Spectrum Resources, Inc NE G 0004698306 06/15/2011 WQNW235 Bridgeport, City of NE G 0004763499 06/15/2011 WQNW204 Alpha Natural Resources Services LLC NE G Page 1 AI - Aural Intercity Relay File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004771148 06/18/2011 WLJ933 CITICASTERS LICENSES, INC. CA G AS - Aural Studio Transmitter Link File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004679077 06/14/2011 WPOR950 CBS RADIO HOLDINGS INC. AM G 0004769896 06/17/2011 WLD462 RADIO LICENSING, INC. CA G 0004771972 06/18/2011 WGH943 FAMILY LIFE BROADCASTING, INC CA G 0004691398 06/14/2011 WQNV865 TRI-RIVERS BROADCASTING COMPANY NE G CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004606500 06/14/2011 WMK512 Cellco Partnership AM G 0004610240 06/14/2011 WQFI289 Unicom, Inc. AM G 0004616037 06/14/2011 WQHP255 WiLine Networks Inc. AM G 0004616040 06/14/2011 WQNV859 WiLine Networks Inc AM G 0004626333 06/13/2011 WQMB873 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC AM G 0004629985 06/13/2011 WLU228 AT&T Mobility Wireless Operations Holdings LLC AM G 0004640266 06/17/2011 WQNW516 Verizon Wireless of the East LP AM G 0004644871 06/13/2011 WQJE824 NEXTLINK WIRELESS INC. AM G 0004648824 06/17/2011 WQHU915 GTE Mobilnet of South Texas Limited Partnership AM G 0004656061 06/17/2011 WQNW523 Cellco Partnership AM G 0004657800 06/16/2011 WQGC590 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. AM G 0004666363 06/16/2011 WQJS336 Verizon Wireless Personal Communications LP AM G 0004680784 06/14/2011 WQBQ317 SKYRIVER COMMUNICATIONS AM G 0004681597 06/15/2011 WQNW206 GCI Communication Corp AM G 0004691247 06/14/2011 KPN87 Qwest Corporation AM G 0004691427 06/15/2011 KPN86 Qwest Corporation AM G 0004691876 06/16/2011 WHA708 Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership AM G 0004712377 * 06/14/2011 WQNN765 Last Mile Communications Inc AM D 0004697102 06/12/2011 WQKR619 TELINK NETWORKS S W LLC CA D 0004697103 06/12/2011 WQKR620 TELINK NETWORKS S W LLC CA D 0004762107 06/14/2011 WQBS475 NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC CA G 0004762393 06/14/2011 WMQ336 LOS ANGELES SMSA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP CA G 0004762518 06/14/2011 WQLD585 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC CA G 0004771903 06/18/2011 WQLI763 Allied Wireless Communications Corporation CA G 0004585424 06/16/2011 WQIK484 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004665308 06/13/2011 WPNL382 Los Angeles SMSA Limited Partnership MD G 0004672159 06/16/2011 WMQ682 BANGOR CELLULAR TELEPHONE, L.P. MD G Page 2 CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004678592 06/16/2011 WQIQ613 BorderCOMM Partners LP MD G 0004681361 06/13/2011 WPNG887 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004681445 06/13/2011 WMS263 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004681465 06/13/2011 WMS264 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004681517 06/13/2011 WQKK428 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004681518 06/13/2011 WQMA217 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004681541 06/13/2011 WQFV209 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004682176 06/17/2011 WQFY596 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682182 06/17/2011 WQGK773 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682190 06/17/2011 WQHH698 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682194 06/17/2011 WQHH699 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682217 06/17/2011 WQHU925 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682249 06/17/2011 WQHH700 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682257 06/17/2011 WQGH984 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682272 06/17/2011 WQGU395 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682281 06/17/2011 WQHE849 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682287 06/17/2011 WQNA422 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682299 06/17/2011 WQFY791 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004682309 06/17/2011 WQNA419 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004684281 06/15/2011 WQLJ640 GCI Communication Corp MD G 0004689757 06/13/2011 WQGZ904 airBand Communications, Inc. MD G 0004689845 06/13/2011 WPOT995 NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC MD G 0004689852 06/13/2011 WPYT416 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004689862 06/13/2011 WPOT994 NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC MD G 0004691331 06/14/2011 WQIH545 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691338 06/14/2011 WQGC962 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691342 06/14/2011 WQGY267 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691358 06/14/2011 WQGE327 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691390 06/14/2011 WQGI289 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691393 06/13/2011 WQHA403 NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC MD G 0004691410 06/14/2011 WMN711 NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC MD G 0004691411 06/15/2011 WQGE394 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691428 06/14/2011 WQGC671 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691435 06/14/2011 WQGC941 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691441 06/14/2011 WQGC817 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691452 06/14/2011 WQHW394 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691459 06/15/2011 WQHW395 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691484 06/15/2011 WQNF753 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691492 06/15/2011 WQHF341 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691540 06/15/2011 WQHG640 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G Page 3 CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004691555 06/15/2011 WQNG536 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691564 06/15/2011 WQDF232 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. MD G 0004691889 06/14/2011 WMK958 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004691924 06/14/2011 WMK957 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004692154 06/14/2011 WQFP937 LAST MILE INC. dba STING COMMUNICATIONS MD G 0004692279 06/14/2011 WPVP526 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC MD G 0004692300 06/14/2011 WQEU363 FiberTower Network Services Corp. MD G 0004693698 06/17/2011 WMW511 Alltel Communications, LLC MD G 0004693780 06/17/2011 WPNB602 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, LLC MD G 0004693792 06/17/2011 WMV976 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, LLC MD G 0004693868 06/17/2011 WPQN670 Verizon Wireless (VAW) LLC MD G 0004694075 06/17/2011 WQHZ300 GTE Mobilnet of South Texas Limited Partnership MD G 0004694453 06/17/2011 WQHV798 GTE Mobilnet of South Texas Limited Partnership MD G 0004681516 06/13/2011 WQNV767 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC NE G 0004681589 06/13/2011 WQNV764 GCI Communication Corp NE G 0004681592 06/13/2011 WQNV765 GCI Communication Corp NE G 0004689752 06/13/2011 WQNV735 airBand Communications, Inc. NE G 0004689766 06/13/2011 WQNV739 airBand Communications, Inc. NE G 0004689770 06/13/2011 WQNV741 airBand Communications, Inc. NE G 0004689772 06/13/2011 WQNV740 airBand Communications, Inc. NE G 0004691359 06/13/2011 WQNV772 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC NE G 0004691531 06/15/2011 WQNW214 Telecom Transport Management, Inc. NE G 0004691868 06/14/2011 WQNV883 GTE Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership NE G 0004691872 06/14/2011 WQNV884 GTE Mobilnet of California Limited Partnership NE G 0004692922 06/17/2011 WQNW494 GCI Communication Corp NE G 0004693691 06/17/2011 WQNW489 ALLTEL Communications, LLC NE G 0004693822 06/17/2011 WQNW495 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, LLC NE G 0004693852 06/17/2011 WQNW503 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, LLC NE G 0004693878 06/17/2011 WQNW501 USCOC OF GREATER IOWA, LLC NE G 0004694606 06/17/2011 WQNW517 Sacramento Valley Limited Partnership NE G 0004694611 06/17/2011 WQNW518 Sacramento Valley Limited Partnership NE G 0004694630 06/17/2011 WQNW513 TOWER CLOUD, INC. NE G 0004694794 06/17/2011 WQNW520 Cellco Partnership NE G 0004694798 06/17/2011 WQNW521 Cellco Partnership NE G 0004694802 06/17/2011 WQNW515 Verizon Wireless of the East LP NE G 0004681248 06/13/2011 WPSK663 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC RM G 0004681255 06/13/2011 WPSL229 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC RM G 0004681259 06/13/2011 WPSL230 New Cingular Wireless PCS, LLC RM G 0004681266 06/13/2011 WPSL227 LAS CRUCES CELLULAR TELEPHONE COMPANY RM G 0004698390 06/14/2011 WPSJ364 OHIO RSA 5 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP d/b/a ALLTEL RO G Page 4 CF - Common Carrier Fixed Point to Point Microwave File Number Action Date Call Sign Applicant Name Purpose Action 0004698947 06/14/2011 WPSG883 Communications Specialists, Inc.
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